The Penn's Grove record., 1887-10-01
Oct. /. 1887.
LOCALS

Mrs. Fannie Elvin moved to Bridge
port on Tuesday,
Jack Frost will soon put a scared
and faded garment on dame nature.
{ Winter is fast approaching and the
coal dealers are getting happy.
Oldmans tax rate for Ibis year is
rs cenrs on the 500.
TRY Mares manure for wheat. JUS
tice & Sons have it.
The Cape May steamboat Repnblc
has been laid mp al Wilmington, Del,
until next season.
Flickers are numerous n some Of
the gunners have been staying them by
the dozens,
Frank u. Naylor Will sell his very
desirabIy located property where he
now resides this afternoon.
Miss Martie Taylor and Joseph Civ
en-. Of Auburn, are attending the State
Normal school at Trenton.
Peter Keen aud wife have arrived
home from Island Heights where they
spent all summer
Farmers who want the easiest nd
ing and best road cart out should read
what W. p. Denny has to say about his
join Summerill x Bro. are already
,pceiying large c0nsiguments OF t"lne
for next springs shad fishing.
Upper Penns NeeEs TAX rate this
wear is So cents on the 500, which Is
: cents lower than last year rate.
James Flanagan will quit house
Keeping and commence boarding III
Wilmington next week.
Mape's Manure is "a good producer Of
wheat.
On and after next Monday Sd. train
No. s of the Delaware River railroad
now leaving Philadelphia at Dot VIII
leave at go. P. NJ.
Owing to the rain ON Thursday the
excursion 70 The Geological Garden on
the Steamer 5. A. Mccall, was adjourn
ed until next Thursday, October 9th
A cold blow last week and toggy
rainy weather this week answers wen
for Wiggius's %equinoctial and causes
many colds.
Cnr readers should take advantage
Of our New York World offer. and al
So Of our unparalleled offer with the
American .tgricuhurist. y
The Bethel Church held their 'iarS
vest Home Festival last evening and
will continue it this afternoon and
evening.
Mrs. Maggie p. B%ilderback moved
to Wilmington on Friday to take charge
81 the restaurant and boarding house
at 5U2 King st.
This steamer Delaware was laid up
for the season on Friday. The steamer
clyde. having discontinued her daily
trips is now lying at the Salem wharf
lie freight has been much lighte
than usual on the truck lines ana
they will have to stop SCORER than us
ual as only small ~freights are received
now.
The farmers have about all their
sweet potatoes out except those
they keep late TO store for winter
marketing and are preparing for seed
ing.
Joseph Bilderbark, who has been a
clerk IN DR., Johnson's drug store ioi il
wear and a half, leaves PennssroEe, to-
day to become a clerk in It drug store
in WSt Philadelphia.
Sweet potatoes are advancing IN
price, s. a barrel now being given for
ihem by the shippers. Those which
me stored will undoubtedly bring a
much better ptlce,
A Delaware peach-grower claims to
have discovered that the "yeiloWs' III
neael, trees can be cured by an a PHI
.%catiot of a haif-pound of fish phosphate
to each tree.
Tie schooner Emma Cotton was
nnloaded of 5000 barrels from Boston.
Mass. the fore part of the week at the
pennsaroge wharf. They were fol
Holm Burk one Of the largest shippers
of sweet POTATOES from along the Delt
ware Riverroad.
Rev. J. w. Grant, Walter ; Spring
er. and JOS. n0ugherty We're thu
delegates elected to represent Upper
Neck IN the County Prohibition Con
ventiom. Mr.. Springer being unable
to go Steward Hewitt acted as lis alteI
nate.
An ex- soldiers Of Go. X. oath Reg
N. j.. Volunteers are requested &
meet at the Post room Of Acton No
80 on Saturday evening, October 81 e
make suitable arrangements to attend
reunion OF the oath Regiment OH DE.
eember 18th. ii ii. DETROIT,
j. r. Elkinton, Com